Fairfield Beach Romance Ends In Simple Wedding
Miss Lilian Verrilo and John Francis Doyle wed in a private ceremony after altering plans from a church service. The bride, 19, daughter of Mr and Mrs Vito Tarnilly, works in Bridgemart, while Doyle, 29, from Bridgeport, recently began in the painting field. Best man Robert Costello and bridesmaid Livan A. Nanning attended. The couple plan to reside in Newark after a short wedding tour.
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Fairfield
Fairfield Beach
Lilian Verrilo
John Francis Doyle
Fudge
Taron Wakeman
Thomas’ Church Byke
Vito al Tarnilly
Bensonford
Byrant Lectie Company
Bridgemart
Mount Vernon
N. Ai
Doyle
Bridgeport
Robert Costello
Newark
Livan A. Nanning
Mr. Doyle
Sixty two New Haven motorists fined for disobeying registration laws
Sixty two motorists from New Haven were arrested Sunday for ignoring motor vehicle registration laws. They appeared in court today and most were fined. They sought a later effective date for their provisional registrations, which did not apply until yesterday.
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New Haven
Household Tips and Remedies From a Historic Page
A compact roundup of domestic hints cites lemon juice extraction tips after warming lemons, insomnia relief from cocoa or clam broth, proper handling of fresh meat, a furniture polish recipe using linseed oil and turpentine, silk sewing prep with hand washing, and camphor for stubborn fruit stains on linen. These tips reflect period household knowledge and practical how tos.
Art League Members Stage Original Black Face Show
The Art League staged a Black Face comedy session that drew laughs with yellow red and black costumes and ragamuffin acts. Mrs Frederick Fish sang solos while proceeds from penny waist measurements funded the building fund directed by Mrs George Nothnagle with several league members in attendance.
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Art League
Frederick Fish
Tuly J
George Nothnagle
Beth
J. R. Walter Sanford
KE Turney
Stugatford
R. Stillman
F. 2. Gish
Catherine Fell
Nothnagele
Tew
Caroline
Doremus
Edward Sparse
Wesley T. Hayes
Brank J. Ostrofsky
Root Crops for Small Gardens by W B Beattie
Extension horticulturist outlines that carrots beets parsnips and radishes yield much food in limited space. Emphasizes soil depth thinning fertilizing and careful cultivation. Notes transplanting issues with beets and shows seasonal considerations for parsnips in the south and north. Tomorrow beans and peas for muscle and backbone.
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W. BR. Beattie
United States Department of Agriculture
Tara Trust
Prersey Chomge Tory Trial Postponed to Monday
An unspecified court proceeding at Bethel Circuit will resume next Monday due to Mr. Stoke's absence and the cleaner's persistent absence from the event. The note cites a scheduling delay linked to local attendance and organizer availability.
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Tory
Bethel Crinday
Stoke
Three Women Seek D A R Iead In Country
Washington April 2 Three women campaign for President General of the Daughters of the American Revolution in the thirty second annual congress in Washington April 1. The winner will preside over 194060 teachers of patriotism nationwide and hold significant influence. The candidates are Anthony Wayne Cook, Nace Hanger, and Mrs William Gunning Story.
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Washington
Daughters of the American
Anthony Wayne Cook
Titts
Nace Hanger
Wash
Mre
William
Gunming Story
New York
15 New Members Taken in Engineers Club
The board of governors of the Engineers Club met at the Stratfield hotel and elected Edmund Mayo Alfred A Terry Jarvis Winn Jr John Hutchinson Glen C Carrison William Baxter Hess Bailey Robert J Dittrick John N Waters Alexis Fi Holdakot Howard Upton Wilmar E Hvar Phillips Darling Feeb Hud It was voted to change the meeting night to the first Tuesday of each month.
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Boar of Governors
Engineéra Club
Stratfield Hotel
Edmund Mayo
Alfred A
Terry Jarvis Winn, Jr
John &. Hutchinson
Glen C. Carrison
William Baxtore
Rles H. Bailey
Robert J. Dittrick
John N. Waters
Alexis Fi
Holdakot
iHnward
Upton
Wil- Mar E. Fevar Phillips
Darling
Feeb
Loyalty Lodge Membership Drive Aims For Success In May
Loyalty Lodge No 68 I O O F reports a strong membership push began recently and is expected to exceed the target at the second anniversary in May. Grand lodge officers and delegations statewide plan to witness the class exemplification. Ladies Night at the Casino on April 18 is forecast as the most brilliant event in lodge history.
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Loyalty Lodge
Grand Lodge
Indge
Fine New Milford Man Fined in New Haven Court
April 2 In New Haven court John Freald of New Milford was fined five dollars and costs for operating an automobile on the streets without a license. A voice entered a plea of failing to carry an operator's license.
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John Freald
New Milford
Atrres
New Haven
CIA
Accessories Carry Out Colonial Charm
An article by Marian Moorf describes establishing a Colonial room with a few well chosen pieces. The mantel, Empire sofa, mahogany table, Windsor chair, and a rush bottom rocker set a colonial mood. Brass lights, a carved mirror, and brasses complete the look, while a brass fireset and polished bowl reflect light. Readers are invited to write for advice and examples, including questions about grandfather clocks and where to buy one.
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Marian Moorf
Marian Moore
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